A coordinated branding release across every public PlumNet application, from browser tabs to splash screens.
1.2Release8Documented changes4System areas
One family identity
Every public PlumNet surface now belongs to the same visual family.
New
Standardized the plum-and-leaf mark, plum color palette, typography, spacing, and plain-language service names across the public dashboard, PlumHome, PlumStream, PlumRequests, PlumIT Status, and PlumRMM.
Improved
Aligned each product's header, sign-in experience, cards, buttons, and supporting copy while preserving the purpose and usability of the underlying application.
Icons & launch screens
The brand now carries cleanly from a browser tab to an installed home-screen app.
New
Added exact-size favicons, Apple touch artwork, maskable web-app icons, and portrait and landscape startup images for PlumHome.
New
Created a purpose-built PlumStream splash screen and a share-ready PlumHome social card.
Public application polish
Upstream product branding no longer interrupts the family experience.
Improved
Rebranded Jellyfin as PlumStream and Seerr as PlumRequests with responsive wordmarks, shared iconography, and coordinated sign-in styling.
Improved
Refined the public status page and remote-support portal with the shared palette, type, mark, and family-cloud language.
Responsive verification
The overhaul was checked where the family will actually use it.
Verified
Reviewed public pages at desktop and phone dimensions for readable type, intact navigation, correct logos, and horizontal-overflow regressions.
Protected
Applied branding independently of qBittorrent and its download stack so active transfers were not interrupted.